New Global Alliance Wellness Tourism Worldwide Launched and Issues its First Report

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Wellness Tourism Worldwide is a new international trade alliance comprised of wellness and tourism related businesses, organizations and institutions based on the domains of well-being and Quality of Life (QoL). WTW is the first global alliance considering all forms of wellness and well-being products and services from wellness hotels to spas and corporate/workplace wellness to holistic and spiritual approaches and services. To learn more visit: www.wellnesstourismworldwide.com   In addition to its launch, WTW is proud to announce that its first global report: The  4WR: Wellness for Whom, Where and What? Wellness Travel 2020. Presenting the biggest opportunities in wellness tourism—including international and domestic travel— over the next 10 years, the report is available for free downloading at: http://www.wellnesstourismworldwide.com/reports.html Based on collected information from 140 visionaries representing stakeholders from wellness, tourism, spa and healthcare industries in over 50 countries worldwide, 4WR illustrates why wellness tourism is one of the fastest growing forms of international and domestic tourism. Key findings of the 4WR Full Report will help developers, managers, policy makers and others vested in wellness tourism build on or develop individual competitive advantages and, just as important, avoid costly common mistakes by answering questions such as:

  • Which wellness tourism products and services will become popular over the next 10 years by the following geographical regions: Northern-, Western-, Southern-, Central & Eastern Europe; North-, West-, South-, Central America; Africa; Middle-East; South East Asia; Far East; Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific?
  • Which wellness tourism products and services will decline in the next 10 years by the following geographical regions: Northern-, Western-, Southern-, Central & Eastern Europe; North-, West-, South-, Central America; Africa; Middle-East; South East Asia; Far East; Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific?
  • Which wellness tourism products and services are not well known, yet still present an opportunity for market growth?
  • What are the strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities for developers, policymakers and operators?
  • What are the key recommendations for industry and organizations facing a dilemma regarding their underutilized, low-performing services?
  • What are the market segments’ (out of men, Gen Y, families, singles) 10 most utilized wellness tourism products and services?
  • What are the four types of funding for wellness tourism?

  Country Best Practice: Hungary   To download 4WR Full Report, click here.

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